Proposal Kesadaran Banjir
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I need a well-structured written proposal that highlights the current flooding situation and persuades readers to take it seriously. The entire document must revolve around flood (banjir) events and focus on building public awareness rather than fundraising or technical response plans.
What I expect you to create
• An executive summary that captures the urgency of the floods in plain, compelling language.
• Data-backed sections—recent statistics, eye-witness reports, and credible news or governmental sources—to illustrate scale and impact.
• Clear arguments on why greater community awareness is critical now, supported by relatable stories or case studies.
• Recommended awareness activities (public campaigns, social media messaging, local workshops, etc.) that a broad audience can adopt immediately.
• A concise conclusion with a call-to-action that motivates readers to spread the word and stay prepared.
Formatting & length
Use clean headings and sub-headings so each part of the proposal is easy to scan. Ten to twelve pages (roughly 3,000–3,500 words) should be enough to keep the document substantial yet engaging. Deliver it in editable Word format plus a PDF ready for distribution.
Acceptance criteria
1. All statistics are cited with credible, recent sources (footnotes or endnotes).
2. Tone stays informative and motivational—never alarmist.
3. Language is Bahasa Indonesia, written clearly for the general public.
4. Document passes a basic grammar check (e.g., Grammarly) and reads smoothly when printed.
If you have previous examples of disaster-awareness proposals—especially on floods—let me know so I can gauge fit quickly. I’m ready to move forward as soon as I find the right writer.
What I expect you to create
• An executive summary that captures the urgency of the floods in plain, compelling language.
• Data-backed sections—recent statistics, eye-witness reports, and credible news or governmental sources—to illustrate scale and impact.
• Clear arguments on why greater community awareness is critical now, supported by relatable stories or case studies.
• Recommended awareness activities (public campaigns, social media messaging, local workshops, etc.) that a broad audience can adopt immediately.
• A concise conclusion with a call-to-action that motivates readers to spread the word and stay prepared.
Formatting & length
Use clean headings and sub-headings so each part of the proposal is easy to scan. Ten to twelve pages (roughly 3,000–3,500 words) should be enough to keep the document substantial yet engaging. Deliver it in editable Word format plus a PDF ready for distribution.
Acceptance criteria
1. All statistics are cited with credible, recent sources (footnotes or endnotes).
2. Tone stays informative and motivational—never alarmist.
3. Language is Bahasa Indonesia, written clearly for the general public.
4. Document passes a basic grammar check (e.g., Grammarly) and reads smoothly when printed.
If you have previous examples of disaster-awareness proposals—especially on floods—let me know so I can gauge fit quickly. I’m ready to move forward as soon as I find the right writer.